This second volume of Invisible Tales from an Illustrious Mexico invites you to discover stories inherited from the indigenous peoples, narrated since time immemorial, when the world was young, and the gods still walked among humankind. Each tale is a window into the worldview of cultures such as the Ikoots, the Irritila, the Huachichil, and many others, whose myths, legends, and warnings have been passed down from generation to generation. Within these pages, you will encounter experiences and wise advice, rewards and punishments for the living, mythical beasts wandering through battlefields, and heroes who, though forgotten by official history, still live on in the memory of their people. Immerse yourself in these pages and let oral tradition, ancestral magic, and mystery surround you.

Zamora, Michoacán (1984).
Independent author and researcher specialized in the worldview of Mexico's Indigenous peoples. His work merges historical narrative, pre-Hispanic spirituality, and authentic mythological elements to rescue the philosophical roots of the native world.

In addition, Mario has created encyclopedias of Mesoamerican gods and mythical creatures, as well as a role-playing game system inspired by ancestral wisdom. He shares his work through the project Misterios Indígenas de México across various platforms.